Father Drowns After Trying to Save Daughter in Rough Surf on Jersey Shore

A New York firefighter's father drowned after he tried to save and look for his daughter, who was swept away by rough water on the Jersey shore.

Rough waters could result in a problematic situation that could lead to possible death.

In the latest report, AccuWeather and CNN reported that the rescuers rescued the daughter and the father.

Drowned father on Jersey shore

They were immediately brought to the nearest local hospital. However, the report noted that the father died from drowning.

According to the report, the father was identified as Mark Batista, a New York Fire Department firefighter.

The report added that the Area Network of Shore Water Emergency Responders Team responders responded to the call.

Immediately, rescuers deployed swimmers and boats to search for the father. The report noted that they quickly located the teenage daughter.

At 10:00 a.m, the U.S. Coast Guard helicopter informed the rescuers, and they finally located the missing father.

New York's air quality

In the latest report, The Guardian reported that poor air quality emerged in the Northeastern United States due to raging Canadian wildfires.

Recently, New York City recorded smoky and hazy skies due to the smoke, reaching unhealthy levels of smoke due to poor air quality.

This week, AccuWeather reported that the rainy conditions could help improve the declining air quality in the city.

Furthermore, the forecast explained that the Northeast could expect beneficial rain to help with drought conditions and poor air quality.

Based on the weather forecast, the storm could likely unleash much-needed rain early week.

The rain could unload in Chicago, New York, Bangor, Portland, Boston, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Detroit and Columbus.

On Monday, possible thunderstorms in Charlotte, Wilmington, Virginia Beach and Washington could become likely.

Staying safe while on the beach

Rough surf can become dangerous and challenging for beachgoers, especially for children.

Planning to go on beaches is enjoyable.

However, the situation could become dangerous due to rough surf and severe weather.

According to American Red Cross, beachgoers should keep aware of the possible hazards while on waters or oceans.

Keep updated with the weather before going to beaches.

Americans should stay updated with the weather conditions before planning on beaches. The challenging weather could result in hazardous oceans or rough surf.

When the weather becomes severe, it is best to reschedule your planned beach activities.

Furthermore, checking on beach announcements is important to anticipate potential dangers.

Best to swim in areas with lifeguards

Beachgoers should keep company when they swim. It is also helpful to familiarize yourself with the water environment.

In addition, beachgoers should consider going to beaches with lifeguards because they could be helpful in emergencies.

Don't swim in prohibited and unsafe areas, noting to stay in areas allowed to swim.

Stay aware of the rough surf and rip currents that could cause dangerous situations.

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